Turks Sink Two Italian Warships in Dardanelles Action
Italian torpedo boats attacked the Dardanelles entrance at 1:30 AM. Turkish forces sank two Italian warships and damaged six others after a 45 minute cannonade. Dardanelles closed by Turkish cabinet after war council. Grain market in Chicago reacts to the news with wheat and corn price spikes.
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Eca
Russia
New York
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Toulon
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Cavalier
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Admiralty
Steffens Testifies in Bribery Trial with Darrow
Lincoln Steffens is moved for cross examination after testifying about a meeting with Clarence Darrow and Bert Franklin. He recalls no concealment by Darrow and Franklin and faces questions from District Attorney Fredericks on publicity and the McNamara trial.
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Judge Clement Rules Sal ary Due for Lone
Special to The Northwestern Prairie du Chien Wisconsin July 19 Judge Clementy ruled that Judge Lone is entitled to his salary and fees. Crawford County had withheld payment because Lone joined the state assembly. The court found Lone did not obtain the office by fraud and Crawford County owed the salary.
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Charge Against Sheriff Under Fire in Wisconsin
Marinette July 19 Special to The Northwestern. Sheriff A E Schwittay faces removal proceedings over alleged defrauding of county funds by claiming two prisoners Victor Collick and John Miller were taken to Waupun on separate trips. The district attorney's office says only one trip occurred and $21 was charged, with Schwittay claiming the trip was performed by another officer and that he knew little of details.
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Sherif A. E. Schwittay
Victor Collick
John Miller
Waupaun
Comuilwehner Meserschmidt
Schwitwy
Schwittay
Waupun
Judersheriff
Ascr Johnson
Cotnitis
Sloner Alesserschiwidt
Deiuner
Sherif
Public affairs board to meet. topics listed in Madison
The state board of public affairs will hold its regular meeting next Monday in Madison. Key items include Prof. H. C. Waxglor's report on living and the rural school situation under investigation by S. G. Lindholm. Senator Henry Krumrey urges inquiry into cheese marketing as a possible cheese trust. Albert L. Williams from Buffalo will discuss a cooperative land colonization plan. Frederick A. Cleveland and E. L. Sufferan report on estate auditing and new state institution reporting system.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of ‘Public’ Affairs
H. C. Waxglor
G. Lindholm
Henry Krumrey
Plymouth
Albert L. Williams
Buffalo
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Cooperative Land Company
Frederick A. Cleveland
Taft
E. L. Sufferan
New York York
Catlin Loses Office in Party Vote Contest
The House elections committee No 2 voted by party lines to seat Liferonce Gatlin of St Louis, ousting Democrat Patrick Catlin after finding Catlin’s campaigned funds corrupt. Catlin’s relatives faced scrutiny over spending and alleged misuse of money. Gatlin named to fill the seat.
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Senate study on Forest Service expenses
A resolution by Senator Overman directs a special Senate committee to investigate Forest Service expenditures. The proposal asks the committee to sit during congressional recess and cites reports of abuses including duplicated payments and overstaffing.
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Washington, D. C
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Overman
Congress
Casolina
Amber Janda
Wits
Law on Train Headlights Proves Questionable
Madison report questions the new law requiring train headlights to detect objects 600 feet ahead. The report says the measure may not work as intended and suggests sending the draft to interested parties without comment.
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Wis
Dane County Board of Review Named by Tax Commission
The state tax commission will release tomorrow the complete list of income tax district boards. The Dane county board of review will include former Mayor J. C. Schubert attorney M. B. Olbrich and Matthew Dudgeon, as announced today.
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Illinois Third Party Question Divides Deneen Taft Roosevelt
Chicago July 19 The most important Illinois issue is whether Governor Deneen will back Taft or Roosevelt for president as third party moves gain ground. Senator Dixon urged a third party ticket while Medill McCormick seeks a public answer by Tuesday after a meeting with Deneen.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Rowesvelt
Illinois
Jeuseph M. Dixon
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Springfield
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Wisconsin Modern Woodmen Opposes Head Camp Rate Increase
In twaukee Wisconsin the Wisconsin Modern Woodmen in convention formed the State National Laymen group to oppose the head camp rate rise. Judge E W Maloney refused to sign the resolutions and resigned as vice president. E G Gerhardt claimed the average company rate near 11 while the new Woodmen rate is 13658.5. Jones of Clinton Junction succeeds Maloney as officer and new officers were elected including President David W Agnew and Secretary Charles Ruchta.
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Republican House
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Grand Rapids
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David W. Agnew
Waukesha
Charles Ruchta
Milwauk
A. F. Barker
Milwaukee
Theodore Nelaka
Robert Miller
Racine
Henry Gallenbach
Beaver Dam
Pauley
Brodhead
Montgomery
Marinette
Students Rescued From Lake Mendota Storm
Two university students, identity withheld, were saved from drowning in Lake Mendota during a storm by Deputy State Game Warden Kanac Boomer aboard a cruising state launch. The youths were in a handhold when the craft upset as the storm heightened.
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Reading of troop removal amid Mexican rebel advance
A garbled wartime dispatch notes removal of troops and a cavalry regiment as Mexican rebels move on Inaret. The text mentions a letter from a commander and signals concern about military actions and supply ships nearby.
Hessen Rams Torpedo Boat in Kiel Harbor Action
German cruiser Hessen rammed a torpedo boat as the assault craft pitched away under fire. Report from Kiel dated July 18 notes the collision during a maritime maneuver near the battleship Hessen.
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Neglect Causes Trouble in Fatal New York Case
A father alleges his son confessed to killing a little girl in New York amid a neglect related case. The report notes difficulties in securing U.S. citizenship papers for related family members as they seek to reunite with children overseas. Gustave Schwenke of Manitowoc faces travel and legal hurdles to bring his family back from Germany.
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Beemue
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Julia Connors
Sauel Swartz
Nathan Swartz
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Nevada flood deaths near thirty as search continues
Searching parties from Lovelock and nearby towns comb the Humboldt county canyon and hillsides for victims of the Maauaim and Seven Troughs floods. Authorities report more than twenty bodies recovered with the death toll likely to reach thirty or more. many victims remain unidentified as the disaster unfolds.
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Lovelock
Maauaim
Humboldt County
Mis
Mclean
Masuma
Reese
Mazuma
Ella Rundei
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Nehoc
Mike Whaleng
Misuma
Perry Ginlesple
Maxuma
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McCue & Wright Milling
Direct Vote for U S Senator Likely in Wisconsin
Madison July 19 reports indicate a vacancy will be filled by popular vote if the constitutional amendment for direct senatorial elections passes. Congress has submitted the amendment to the states and Wisconsin, after Massachusetts, shows unanimous approval with no opposition locally.
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Wisconsin
Yuan Shi Kai Faces Cabinet Crises as Assembly Rejects Nominees
The national assembly vetoed all Yuan Shi Kai's cabinet nominees, leaving Premier Lu Cheng Haiang alone in office and threatening resignation. The rejection cited factional representation issues and personal grounds, with a deputation planned to meet Yuan.
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National Assembly
Yuan Shi Kai
Lu Cheng Haiang
Tung Men
Tang Shao Yi
Uwain
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Mine blast tears through Bath county rig. 20 miners at risk
A large treatia belonging to the Roe mines in Bath county was blown up last night. A partially blown late rig was found early today to prevent a wreck. Thirteen men were reported slightly injured with danger to the rest of the crew.
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Archbald Case Delayed In Senate Impeachment Trial
The Archbald impeachment trial in the Senate is postponed with August 3 set for the first round of questions and answers after a brief session. Judge Archbald and his attorney plan personal appearances as delays and strategy unfold amid court and political maneuvering. The issue of timing remains unresolved as ministers and diplomats move to ease tensions between Colombia and the United States.
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Four Suffragettes Held In Dublin Police Court
Four suffragettes Mary Leh Gladys Evans Lizzie Baker and Mary Gotter appeared in Dublin police court on charges including throwing a hatchet at Prime Minister Asquith attempting to set fire to a theater and possessing materials for legal purposes they were committed for trial police found kerosene powder and other items in their rooms officials say evidence shows militant plans for outrages. London protest against militant tactics by the WSPU.
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Mary Leh
Gladys Evans
Lizzie Baker
Mary Gotter
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Women's Social and Political Union
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Can't Send a Man For Livestock Tour Due to Federal Ban
Madison Wisconsin July 19 Secretary Andrew W Hopkins of the Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association reports Washington says a new act bars government employees from public meetings. The Agriculture Department cannot read a met to accompany the livestock special on its northern tour. This blocks dairy division participation in the meetings planned with the tour.
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Atrocities in Putumayo district rile British House debate
London July 1 The Putumayo rubber district atrocities shock as ministers face questions in the House of Commons. The foreign office signals lesser role than the United States in pursuing action, while promising to aid any American measures to curb the abuses.
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Butter and Egg Board Officials Face Court Inquiry
The Chicago Intec committee member Gallagher told Master-in-Chancery Morrison of tense competition between butter and egg dealers. He testified prices were kept high to meet rivals, while a few merchants showed willingness to compete. Other members of the Chicago butter and egg board will be examined before a court report is filed.
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Manitou town church scandal shocks community
Mrs Sheppley wife of Rev EH Sheppley, pastor of the Presbyterian church, charges her husband assaulted her and forced his removal from the church. He left for Illinois with her personal effects, accompanied by her father George Dunseth. Officials say the case disrupts church and politics in the area.
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Fire at Hackley plant threatens total destruction
Special to The Northwestern reports a severe blaze at Hackley Wie July 19 endangering the Winconain Chemical plant. Authorities feared total destruction as the fire risked reaching the distilling operations and potential lives were lost or endangered.
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Van Hise in the East
Madison Wisconsin July 3 Fres. C. Br. is on the way of the University of Wisconsin. He spends the summer in the East with headquarters at Weed’s Hotel Massachusetts.
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Roosevelt Movement Gains Wisconsin Headquarters
Milwaukee hosts the Roosevelt faction as Cuchems and Lush organize for a full delegation to Chicago. Progressive Republicans split over Roosevelt versus Wilson while Taft sentiment is absent. others push unity under the Progressive banner.
Danes Plan Celebration for Danish American Day
Chicago Danes announce a Danish American Day celebration in Racine Wisconsin on August 5 to mark the 19th century link between Danes in America and Denmark. Delegations from Chicago will join exercises and be hosted by the Danish Brotherhood and Danish Society of Racine.
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Editors Favor Women Endorsement at Editorial Meeting
In Des Moines Iowa on July 18 editors of the Corn Belt Editorial association adopted views endorsing woman suffrage in law. Miss Mary Safford president of the Equal Suffrage movement spoke, urging endorsement and addressing the gathering.
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